Companies are struggling to keep up with rising consumer demand for products as the pandemic has spurred more people to switch their lives online. — Photo by Christian Wiediger on Unsplash
Razer’s CEO Min-Liang Tan has indicated that the prices of its gaming laptops will increase next year as a global chip shortage pushes up the price of components needed to manufacture devices.
Tan tweeted: “Just had a long meeting to review our gaming laptops line for next year – looks like there are significant increases in component costs etc and we’ll be seeing price increases for next gen gaming laptops across the board (including the @Razer Blade) next year.”
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